If you make payments early does your available balance go back to the limit or do you have to wait until the end of the month? I haven't had a credit card in 20 years, I'm not sure how this works.
Yes it goes back to the limit any time you pay your balance in full or even partial payment will go back into the limit.
Just wondering, because I paid the balance in full, its posted to my checking account. But the available balance did not go back up. I couldn't use Apple Cash as a payment method either.
I'm thinking it's a little buggy - it took restarting my phone after paying off the balance and it finally reset.
I hope this isn't piggy backing on your thread but I just bought a 9.99 album on iTunes and they charged me 13.98. This is on the Apple Card.
I hope this isn't piggy backing on your thread but I just bought a 9.99 album on iTunes and they charged me 13.98. This is on the Apple Card.
I made my first payment this morning and it was credited to my account immediately and my balance went back to the full amount. This was actually shocking to me as my other credit cards don't even do this.
Mine is still wrong, Apple Cash is also grayed our for me as a payment option
I contacted Apple again and they told me it takes days for it to post correctly. Its been more than a week, I'm not sure how long I have to wait. I don't think this card is going to be for me.
Oh!!!! Here’s an interesting update and piece of advice....
So I read the terms and conditions of Apple Cash and it’s managed by a bank called Green Dot. I would understand my Chase Sapphire updates faster with payments from my Chase checking account but Apple Cash isn’t even managed by Goldman Sachs.
I’ll test this theory out today.
Yeah? So the bottom line is that you need to let them "hold" your money (Apple Cash) until you "give" it to them (pay the Apple Card balance)? How do I get a piece of that action...
Just curious.... What accounts are you using to pay it off? Wondering if this could be caused by the bank...
I only have my bank of america account tied to it, paid my balance off, and sitting back at the full balance the instant I paid it.